Striking sea pilots ordered back to duty in NSW
Judge Cantor ordered striking sea pilots at Newcastle and Sydney to resume work today. Industrial officer Mr Duncan pledged prosecution for noncompliance as the Strathnaver with 100 passengers sailed from Port Melbourne for London. Ships including Troess Hoegh and Cutler waited off the heads while the Aorarig prepared for its first postwar voyage to Vancouver with 486 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
Sydney
Newcastle
Justice Cantor
Industrial Commission
W. Duncan
Strathnaver
Stelke
Psrmont
London
Murchison
Harbormatter
Troess
Singapore
Hoegh
Verheam
Cutler
Bombay
Trnens
Hoegh Silverteam
Government Reports Successes Against Burma Insurgents
The Burmese government extended operations along the front from near Mandalay to within five miles of Rangoon. A two hour battle reportedly killed air force planes and disabled rebels in the Prome and Paunde regions as volunteers join the Burmese Auxiliary Forces. Singapore reports forces have captured Minbu with many rebels killed or captured while Chinese terrorists murdered compatriots in Malaya. Rubber production remains strong with expected July output near 5,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mandalay
Rangoon
Associated Press
Paunde
Prome
Caising
Nyae
Ranwoon
Singapore
Ben Re
Malaya
Malang
British Officers in Kashmir Controversy Grows
London reports Britain weighs Indian demand to withdraw its officers from the Pakistani army mission in Kashmir. India accuses officers of direct and indirect participation in the fighting and an army communique says Bharda fell as Kashmir State forces defended Skandu and sheltered refugees after raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wn Tndian
Alficers
Associated Press
al Karachi India
Kashmir
Pakistan Army
Bharda
Brinagar
Skandu
Eres
General Brook Honor Roll Unveiled Ceremony at Crystal Brook
In Crystal Brook a large crowd gathered as Mesdames Sims Inglis and Forgan unveiled an honor roll for local servicemen who died in service. C G Davidson chaired the event while Brig Burrows spoke. W G Inglis led prayers and recitations as Last Post and Reveille were performed by R Papandrei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Returned Servicemen’s League
Reveille
R. Papandrei
Weather and tides update with wind and moon details
This evening’s weather notes include temperatures, barometer readings, and sunrise and sunset times. Forecast calls for showers over settled areas and interior thinning storms with hail. rough seas and gale force winds expected offshore. full moon tonight and upcoming quarters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Syaney
Perth
Brisbane
Hobart
Butier
Seeom
MILLION TAX RELIEF IN NEW ZEALAND BUDGET
Wellington Thursday the budget presented in the House of Representatives by Finance Minister Nash outlines increased spending on immigration defence and social security with unchanged income tax but a new £10 personal assessment grant cancelling smaller ones. It plans to abolish the 13/6 duty to spur gold production and shift revenue to the New Zealand Reserve Bank. Wartime 5 per cent tax on overses is removed and the 20 per cent sales tax on motor vehicle chassis is halved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
Buhwr
Nash
Pinance
New Zealand Reserve Bank
Nash Dominion
Alberta Moves to Nationalise Electricity Industry
Alberta’s Social Credit government gains power to nationalise electricity, marking a major policy shift. The report notes the broader political context and details of the session, while also highlighting community events alongside a ballroom dancing exhibition led by Ben Anderson and Regal Entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Alberta
Social Credit
Canada
Ben Anderson
Regal
West
Pirle
Asweralion
R. Hutchens
R. Martin
Th. Bates
Les Oaklands
Messrs. Hutchens
A. Taylore
Max Crocker
Anderson
Pat Lard
Sapper
Plane Wreck at Brisbane
A Qantas DC airliner crashed during take-off at Archerfield in Brisbane. Both pilots Capt D Tennent and Capt R Brown escaped injury. Eyewitnesses said the aircraft was airborne about 100 yards before hitting ground and tipping over. The starboard wing struck, undercarriage collapsed, and the port propeller buried itself in the earth. Occurred October 24, noted as UN. Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Archerfield
D. Tennent
R. Brown
Annual UN Observance Recognized in Australia
Canberra observes annual UN day by order in the Common wealth Gazette. October 24 is set as the date to celebrate the United Nations and promote its aims and achievements among Australians and territories. The notice calls for public awareness and support for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Thursdny
Commonwealth
Australia
United Nations
Solomontown School Farewell to Dr. G K Williams
Dr G K Williams is honored in Solomontown as students, mothers, welfare clubs, and the school committee gather in the quadrangle for a farewell. D Perkins presents an album, Carlen Anderson offers Mrs Williams a sheaf of flowers, with remarks from McDonald Harmer Hendrie Kenyon and Demarco. Williams urges children to study and help at home to build character for Pirle’s community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomontown
G. Willams
Williams
D. Perkins Ihairman
Carlen Anderson
Perkins
J H. McDonald
TM. Harmer
Mothers’ Club
Mary Demarco
Pirle
Pleasant scene at Pirie Yacht Club visit
A vivid view of Pirie Yacht Club during a viceregal visit with Commodore A. C. Ball and Mrs Ball hosting. The river end of the clubhouse offered a splendid three quarter view as the pelican posed, while Mrs Ball and helpers added to the display. His Excellency tested the river on Vice Commodore Summers launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Pirie Yacht Club
A. C. Ball
R. G. Summers
Ball
Mixed Marriages Debated by Protestant Leader at Pike
A Protestant Federation speaker, Rey C. Lindl berg, warned against Catholic-Protestant marriages, urging young people to avoid unions seen as risky to faith. He claimed Catholic converts from mixed marriages rise through pressure and warned that such marriages disrupt family harmony and faith practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey C. Q. Lindlberg
Protesan Federalion
Lundberg
Tvs
Ram Trotestantisu
Rowe
Terith
Rome
Footscray Man on Murder Charge
Eric Stanley Jacobi of Footscray confessed striking Norman Hurley and admitted throwing him into Maribyrnong River. City Court remanded him until Thursday. bail refused. Det. Carrer said Hurley died from a fractured skull brain hemorrhage and drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Thurveay
Eric Stanley Jacobi
Footscrmy
Norman Hurley
Maribyrnons River
Carver
Vi McLean
Dacob
Hurley
Det
Carrer
Girl laden ferry catches fire under Sydney Harbour Bridge
A ferry carrying about two interstate university girls caught fire under the Sydney Harbour Bridge late today. Flames and smoke streamed from its engine as boats rushed to help. The fire was controlled with extinguishers before any woodwork burned. The girls, students from universities across states, were on a harbor trip and reported no panic. The vessel was towed ashore and the passengers disembarked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thurmlay
Sydney Harbor Bridge
Andersons
Hobart
Port Solomontown Last Encounter Tie Up Finish
In a full strength clash Port and Solomontown battled to a drawn tie with both lineups featuring star players such as J. McLoughlin and R. Pollard. The roster lists multiple players from Solomontown and Port beyond the main names, reflecting a deep bench in the season’s tense encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Solomontown
Sofoapurt Techail Ledpe
Menor Ovarongrraw
Uai
J. McLoughlin
Matel Reams
D Lawler
M. Garney
Ke Hung J. Wallingwood
A. Gray
Lethibe
D. Norton
K. Norton
G. Zubrinich
Harvey LC. Brewster
C. Rogers
K Harris
R. Pollard
M. Faween
le Solomon
S. Warne
Ports
P. Len J. Brown
V. Bernard
C. Morphett
A. Smale
M. Germinario
Roads
E. Doyle
Jobson
M. McMahon
J. Lemmy L. Shearer
L. Lemm
Tf, Wilson
Port's New Clubroom To Be Opened On Sunday
Port Football Club will open its new clubroom at the corner of Wandearah and Esmond roads with a foundation stone ceremony. McMalon to sign the stone. Excelsior Band to attend. public invited to witness. The facility marks a first step in a long range plan for the ship's training grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMalon
Port Football Club
Wandearah
Esmond Roads
Excelsior Band
Ehip
Ein
Anil Faci
Czech Olympic Athlete Not Going Home
Czech Olympic athlete and team leader Urla Pravanakovа said she would not return to Czechoslovakia and plans to move to the United States as an instructor, declaring herself a political refugee and proud of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech
London
Thurzds
Ity
Urle Pravanaikova
Czechslovskia
Uy Tinited
Memorial Oval cycle races set after long reconditioning
Pollowini's cycle club resumes events at Memorial Oval with three men events and one women's event. Handicaps for first class half mile include E Whitehead and D McVicar. second class two mile lists W Baih and Rutgers. combined mile features J Whitehead and E Whitehead among many riders. women's half mile punishes B London and Appleby. Sunday's handicap includes multiple men and women entries with times and seeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollowini
Memorial Oval
Pitle Cycle Glubs
E. Whitehead
D. McVicar
Holl
G Dietman
J. Williams
R. Whitehead
B. London
W. Shepherd
F.johns
D. Berry
R.whitehead
P. Reichelt
R. Johns
W. Balti
B. Rutgers
B. Seidel
R. Goddard
Jarvis
J Dormer
R. Whittaker
R. Shepherd
R. Kutner
Appleby
Warner
Grand National Steeple Test At Victoria Park Tomorrow
Thirwen horses prepared for a stiff three mile Grand National Steeple at Victoria Park with 1½ jumps. Spawater leads in the 1,000 pound trial. other events include Dequetteville Stakes for two year old fillies and Hain event at Flemington with Vantage favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirwen
Victoria Park
David
Spawater
Melbourne
Flemington
Matthew
Vantage
Mer
Eastwood
Aly
My Lad
Port Phillip
Beaumont
Lady Vara
Tauranton
Gousett
Coolette
Rainbeam
Fleetway
Heroic Lad
Brucefield
Gold Rein
Corporation
Glen Sree
Tyernia
Local Notables Visit and Club Elections in Pirie
Personal notes report Rev A T Strange visiting Pie over weekend. Northern Inlets of Factories and Steam Boilers department inspector J C Lebew based in Harbors Board Building. Adelaide union organizers in Pirie with T Murray Pine. Gladstone Bowling Club elected officers and committee. Gulnare Club named officers. H Masel returning from Japan to Sydney due August. Seaman T Kemp suffers knee fracture. J Molyneux and W Hardridge discharged from Pirie Hospital status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Strange
Solomorntown Methodist
J.C. Lebew
Pirie
Harbors Board
P Galvin Jindustria
R. O'Connor
Adelaide
Mi Aushroatian Workers Union
Pirie Yesters
T. Murray
Whyalla
Iron Knob
Gladstone Bowling Club
Evy
Robrisch
PG. Day
G. ‘Stach
E. B.D. Russell
Japan
Sydney
Nosmiar
Moonta
Port August
T. Kemp
Wesselly
Weduiesly
Pirie Hospital
Adilied
Sureian
War Mosivy
J. Molyneux
W. Hardridge
Moonta Leaves Without Lead Oaeego
Maneuvering barred by bad weather delays Tongariro movement to Port Adelaide to load metal. Vessel Moonta, from Spencer Gulf, awaits berth while lead-loading restrictions halt transfer. GAGLIARDI funeral notice: late Giacoma Gagliardi remembered. service at Tennyson Sunday School, Solomontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie
Tongariro
WedjNesaay
Moonta
Port Adelaide
Mnonta
Flemington
Spencer Giut
Asa
Adelaide
Chesterfield
River
Dick Turpin
Miss Golea
Bootouit
Anglesey
Bootle
Noble Prince
Decorate
Grade A basketball results mix for Solomontown and Rover
In Montown district grade AL action Spartan faces Rover with scores near 315. Solomontown High School meets St Mark's at 348. Grade A2 features Rover vs Spart an and Pirie West 345. Grade B1 notes a postponement Rover versus Spartan. Grade B2 lists Solomontown Proprietary vs Solomontown High School 215 and other pairings within the Solomontown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartan
Rover
Solomontown
Mr Roberts
Old Scholars
St. Mark's
Roberts
Rover High School
Woods
Rests
Pirie West
Thompson
iMrs Thompson
BAAS
Poprietary
My. Galle
Sparta
B. Charles
High School
C. Herbert
Tennyson
Ellendale
Miller
Blendale
Herbert
Sir Mark's
Kittel
Women's hockey slate shifted for Leonard Park games
Weather caused postponements on May 9 push to tomorrow afternoon. Matches at Leonard Park feature St Andrews Garden and High School Blue facing Alfonville with lineups listed for both A and B grades and start times around 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Park
St. Andrew's Garden
High School
Ole Scholars
Crystal Brook
Jumpire
M. Brooks
Alfonville
St. Andrew's
Stuart
R. Bandercock
J. Zubrinich
P. Brakenridge
A. Watt
L. Grieve
D. McKay
A. Gaskell
T. Johansen
A. Rutgers
M. Brown
P. Pitzgerald
T. Smale
J. Armstrong
K. Henning
P. Mortess
T. Young
K. Armstrong
N. Clark
P. Elliott
B. Nayds
M. Middleton
B. Tavener
D. Arthur
Vrystal Brook
Mr. G. McDonald
St. Andrew’s
Gordon
H. Keast
D. Palmer
Urban
N. Brady
P. Beteng
Gonins
Arnall
J. Crouch
N. Berry
J. ‘Kemhow
M. Arnold
L. Alexander
Arnold
M. Hoar
B. Arnold
L Feces
S. Ach
Toole
High School Men hockey lineup and umpire noted
The record lists players for High School hockey with names such as Marth Leonard Pile McDonald Moody and others. Umpire J Moody and teams North with Byers Stephens Jose Dorman McKay Byers Goff Dite and Smith W Ger are mentioned among roster details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth
Leonard Pile
J. Moody
McDonald
T. Moody
Quirk
C. Impett
Mi. Brooks
D. Perkins
D. Letheby
Phat
D. Ahola
Davis
Richand
T. Byers
A. Stephens
Jose
A. Dorman
R. McKay
V. Byers
Goff
F. Dite
Smith
W. Ger
Pirie Union Seeks Lead Bonus In Industrial Claim
Mullions Ltd refuses action on demand from Pirie branch of Australian Workers' Union for a lead pay rate of 19 an hour, matching that paid to Smettermen for horse-drivers. The claim, supported by local organiser H. Moretay and vice-president W. A. Rene Yon, was discussed with Pirie manager L. A. Dunstan and C. Soarman. Earlier, Waterside Workers' Federation members also declined a similar claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullions Ltd
Pirie
Thien
Smettermen
Broken Hill
Pirney
C. Soarman
Forerum
Mallyons Dia
Ahippuasems Dloyers
Pirte
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Tote investments on dogs in U K rise and fall
A church committee investigating gambling reports Tote investments on dogs in the U K reached about 181 million pounds last year. The totalisators at horse racing meetings showed a 268 million pound drop from the previous year while 1938 investments totalled 40 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndon
Britain
Pirie's Biggest Show Tomorrow Opens Poultry Exhibition
Dr Williams will open Pirie’s largest poultry kennel and bird exhibition at 2 o clock on the Union grounds South Parklands tomorrow afternoon. Supported by Mayor Midleton and MP Mr Davis the event features over 100 doe entries, notable birds from Bioken Hall Adelaide and Peterborough, and aims for many trophies including the Selway Shield. About 150 trophies will be awarded amid expected large attendance and a Sunday morning lecture on breeding housed in the clubroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reine Pirie
Uneula
South Parklands
Wile Ibuini
Midleton
Davis
Doe
Bioken Hall
Adelaide
Peterborough
Eluliroom
Arbor Day Events At Pirie Brooks School Marks Planting And Contests
Arbor Day celebrations at Pirie Brooks School featured two trees planted, salable recitations by pupils, and competitions won by Helen Stephens and Trevor Stephens. Funds from the day supported school books and an educational visit. Gladstone Returned Services League plans a September 14 program at Gladstone Oval with a soap box derby, traffic diversion, racing events, floats, and prizes as part of the twenty-fifth anniversary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Brooks School
FL Rock
T. A. Nunc
Helen Stephens
Trevor Stephens
Af. White
WV. Conde
Nunan
Fin
E. D. Saunders
Laura
Aone
Aas Mills
Gladstone
Returned Servicemen's League
Gladstone Oval
Georgetown Hill
Treeylvn Park
Jamestown Briss
Messrs
R. J. Robinson
M. J. Prior
Children's Sun Aprons and Infant Frocks Display
Prices listed for children's sun aprons 18 to 22 inches and infants marquisette frocks size 22 inches in pastel shades. Also featuring I ofante smock suits size 16 inches in blue fawn lemon and a display of dress materials including silks rayons cottons and satin back crepes for a full family outfit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Price, Id
Maritime Services Board
Burma
Gover
Mament
Minbu
General Brook
Port Pirie Poultry, Bird, and Kennel Club
G. K. Williams
Veautty
Hooper
Waarosm Crectone
Solomontown School
Omics of Information
Stafford Cripps
Ernest Bev
Lewis Douglas
United States
Mr. ‘Lindberg Spear
Jartien
Wallie
Mayandberg
Salomontonas
A. McKifiony
Leslie
J. Smith
Davidson
R. Fisher
Farrell
Ry Kent
G Rowannsy
D. Wilson
J Fitegerald
I. Pearce
R Note
J. Atewell
J. Whelan
J. Gray
Teasley
Ni Zulouich
J. Wallace
D. Harmer
Phornton
J. Martin Ort
L. Ffiberi
B. Lines
Vo Gik Wess
J. Condon
Ping
the Tverrad
Mr Mahop
Marrs
M. Howell
J. Gould
J. Lyileamore
K. Lauritssen
PF. Messenger
C. Baker
T. Matkell
K. Rontaunay
L, Laurison Ay Smith
M McBride
C. Pollard
J Sheridan
C. Rontaunay
H. Messengit
No Filedilen
G Baliwin
Solomontoyn
J Johansod
Leane
Wo Bian
Warne
J. Deed
Phorum
G Hornley
Mowe
B Lane
Parhaw
Stevens
C Sinis
K. Madigan
M. Owens Edwards
J Cannon BR. Ramsay
P McDopald
Donnellan
J. Hayhall
D Barlow
Jr. Parker
C. Potts
Lenni
T McMahon
Ee Walter
Re Tobnson
M. Hoes
Ne Pollard
G. Potlaet
Vo Hannan
G. Summer
H. Johns
B. Saler
D. Deed
D. Brewer
B. Stephens
G. Herbert
PR. Murdoch
J, Stoker
D. Hanniball
McMahon
MI. Cox
J, Kelly
Brow
R. Messenger
Pues
Fox
Mr. H. Masel
Geurme Bentos
Hae City
V. Wellsvotor
South Australia
Austral
Pk Augusts
Darwin
Armalves
Wrre
Lbig
Ales
Henry Avers
Tine
Utmont
Charles Kineste
U.K
Dr. Williams
Helen and
Prests Limited
Pirie's
Ladies
S.W
Crockery Department
Zealand
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